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Lot 438
Early 20th century oak three piece bedroom suite comprising of - three drawer dressing chest with oval bevelled edged mirror (W92cm), wardrobe enclosed by single door with bevel edged oval shape mirror (W111cm, H186cm, D46cm), and single drawer to base and chest fitted with four drawers (W92cm)
Lot 243
An oak cased longcase clock in the Continental style, the oak case having carved decoration and glazed door to display the pendulum and three brass weights, Westminster quarter-chiming movement behind the arched brass dial, applied silvered chapter ring and cherub head spandrels Est £100 - £150
Lot 244
An early 19th century 8-day bell striking longcase clock, indistinctly signed to the dial by a Chepstow maker, the painted dial unusually having a pale pink background with white centre, mahogany case with inlaid decoration, barley-twist hood columns, frilled surround to the hood door, quarter reeded columns to the trunk with brass Corinthian capitals, raised on bracket feet. With weights and pendulum. Est £300 - £500
Lot 246
A late 18th century longcase clock, eight day bell strike movement, painted arched dial with moonphase indication and matching blued steel hands, signed to the dial G.Wood, Bath, a maker listed as working 1787 to 1800, flame mahogany case with full length door, overall height 218 cm, Dial (43 cm height to top of arch x 30.5 cm width) is in reasonable condition with no significant loss to the paint, including the moon disk. Matched brass hands, calendar and seconds pointers. The movement appears correct to the dial with no evidence of replacement. Falseplate has a cast dial makers name that cannot be clearly seen without removing. Both trains operate when pressure is applied, though a service must be considered. The case is of mahogany with only minor issues of dry glue/ some splitting of joints. The door has a slight warp so doesn't fully close. The glass to the hood is undamaged (no cracks). - Est £400 - £600
Lot 247
An oak cased 18th century longcase clock, signed Richard Deaves of Whitchurch to the square brass dial, a maker listed as born 1702 and died 1780, the dial has silvered centre with engraved decoration, date and seconds indication, applied silvered chapter ring and applied, cast spandrels to the corners, matched blued-steel hands, the later oak case has flat top, wavy door, quarter reeded columns to the trunk and separate reeded hood columns, with weights, pendulum and key, overall height is 200 cm or 78.5 inches - Est £400 - £600
Lot 160
A box of various stereoscope slides, a box of printing blocks, moulding plane stamped "Mathieson & Sons", a boxed "Brick Player Kit 3" building kit, a Touring Scotland game board, a box of various door furniture, etc. CONDITION REPORTS A couple are broken and some need re-edging, otherwise have general wear etc conducive with age and use. Nearly all are architectural shots, both interior and exterior. Mainly of churches and castles. Box holding them is scuffed, warn etc conducive with age and use. Printing blocks are all in a used state with worn varnish, ink stains etc conducive with age and use. Interior of box is also ink stained. Exterior is scuffed etc. Moulding plane has general wear. The brick player kit three box is broken. Unknown if complete. Has general wear conducive with age and use. Door furniture is all in a used condition. All items have wear, scuffs etc conducive with age and use. See images for more details.
Lot 465
A collection of furniture, to include a Victorian piano stool, a reproduction mahogany three door bookcase cabinet, an oak barley twist tapestry decorated fire screen, a circa 1900 Indian rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid tray base (now as a table), a Lloyd Loom linen basket, and a modern nest of teak graduated occasional tables
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